Bybit Ether reserves near 50% pre-hack levels after $295M ETH buy
Bybit has restored 50% of its Ether reserves after the $1.4 billion hack, securing $390 million in loans and emergency support from crypto industry leaders.
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Bybit has restored 50% of its Ether reserves after the $1.4 billion hack, securing $390 million in loans and emergency support from crypto industry leaders.
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